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Read the community guidelines1. The company has comprehensive systems.
2. The company offers good benefits.
3. There is a strong sense of camaraderie.
4. Supervisors take great care of their subordinates and treat them like their own children.
5. Most frontline managers are very open-minded and generous.
6. The company never makes a fuss about paying the required overtime pay and benefits.
7. There are inexpensive and value-for-money employee meals.
8. Funding is provided to subsidize various club activities.
9. The company pays for employees' training and certification exams to meet business needs (and employees are paid while attending classes on company business).
10. Discounts are available when shopping at supermarkets belonging to the group.
11. When the department is operating well, domestic and overseas employee trips are offered.
1. There are bells for tardiness and lunch breaks (it feels more like being a student).
2. The management style is relatively traditional and somewhat authoritarian (the concept of a senior-junior hierarchy).
3. When favoritism and rule-by-person become too prevalent, you may want to give up all the advantages and start over from scratch.
Stable salary
Values personal relationships
Suitable for newcomers to build up their background and experience
Entry-level work
Managers put on an act
Those above watch the show
Most managers are fighting among themselves
Prioritizes departmental interests over future benefits
Some departments are merely scapegoats after something goes wrong